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This is Hacker Public Radio episode 3,926 from Monday the 21st of August 2023.

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Today's show is entitled, Karate Do and Overview.

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It is hosted by HiPernick and is about 45 minutes long.

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It carries a clean flag.

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The summary is.

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HiPernick talks about karate, it's meaning, and some of the things he has learned.

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In today's episode, I'm going to talk about Karate.

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I haven't recorded episodes for almost a year, and since then, many things have occurred

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in my life, and I'm now in college, I'm studying computer science, and now that

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I have organized my time, a lot better, I'll be recording or I'll be striding

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to record an episode, monthly, I have very interesting talkie topics to share with you

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that I have learned in college, I will be talking about them in future episodes.

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Okay, so today's topic is karate, I don't have like a predefined structure for when

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I'm going to say, I'm mainly going to say, to talk about what karate means, the history

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about karate, and some of the translations of karate, words, and I'll also talk about the

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basis of karate, and some things that I have learned from my sensei, as I'll introduce

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new concepts, I'll explain them, and yeah, so let's start.

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What does karate mean?

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There's a great analogy from Gishin from Akoshi, he's the father of modern karate, he was

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born in Kinawa, in 1968, and he's one of the people that introduced karate to all

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of the world through his exhibitions, another thing I want to say before moving on, is that

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the words, some of the things I'm going to say, or I'm down in the show notes, so you

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can understand more concepts about, and also see how the words up for Nellus in Japanese

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are reading, in his book, I just call karate the Kiyohan, Gishin from Akoshi, gave

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his analogy of how he's a karate, a karate guy, someone who practices karate, that's

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how he or she's called, okay, so he says, those he's like green bamboo stock, hollow,

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car, inside, straight, and with nuts, that is self-ish, gentle, and motoric, okay, karate

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or karate, literally translates the way of the empty hand, Kar means empty, as in Kar, okay,

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the means hand, although he's white, so the way of the empty hand, empty hand, it's

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because in karate you don't use any weapon, you just use your body and your hands, but

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also it has a more profound meaning as Gishin from Akoshi, said, karate is about being

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empty and hollow from bad thoughts, from being selfish, it is karate is about striking

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to be better, having karate is being gentle, and something that Gishin from Akoshi

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is in a place like this, a lot is being humble, so given though you know a lot of things

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about karate, you don't come saying to others, but you know, yeah, being arrogant, well,

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something I forgot to mention, that I've been practicing karate since I was seven years old,

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but it's something now that I really, I am really interested in karate, it's something now that I

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really understand what karate means, my parents brought me to karate classes because of the

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values of karate, you know, discipline, yeah, as I said before, being gentle, being moderate,

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being humble, also being empty of laziness, which at the beginning, well at the beginning when I was

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starting practicing karate, I wasn't very happy to wake up early in the morning and to practice

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karate, sometimes I was, yeah, sometimes had laziness, it was sometimes was lazy, but I have learned

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a lot of things and I have advanced through this way, I am now purple belt, I later talk about

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the hierarchy of the color of the belts, okay, well yeah, that's what karate means,

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karate, it is also something you don't only practice in that, though you do use their physical

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place where you train, but rather as an an as teaching for the cause you say, every place can be

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at the wheel, so every place is good to practice karate, to be humble, to be gentle, not only

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practicing karate physically, but practicing those values, those key values in karate, okay,

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well, karate, there's a big order, some misconceptions about karate that I want to clarify,

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many people practice or they became practicing karate because they want to learn self-defense,

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they may have been attacked before, they want to learn how to defend, but that's not maybe

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purpose of karate, that's like a bonus, karate, I can bet that many of the reasons say sort of

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Japan never used karate in our real life situation, like it's just from a caution, the other

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graces and says of Japan, and that is something that reflects also in a race of teaching for

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a caution, one of his training percepts that I'll layer put on the show notes, holding to them,

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it is the percept says, there's no first attacking karate, it is really an teaching from a

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koshistam, and that reflects in karate, there's something called kata, kata is one of the basis,

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three basis that I'll, let me talk about, and karate is a series of techniques that simulate or

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symbolize real combat, and in every kata in the karate there's always the first movement,

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he's a defense, there's no kata that is charged with attack, that also means that one of the best

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fight is the one you avoid, they agree with that, think you should always be careful with using

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karate, using like that, practical things about karate, the movements, attacks, the defenses,

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both because you can well injure severe way of person, and may even kill the person,

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and also well because, well yeah that's not the purpose of, during those attacks and defenses,

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things that karate is more about, having peace during self defense that's like bonus,

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and also well it depends on the country you're leaving, but if you happen to, if it happens that you

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fought with someone, even if it's a thief or someone who attacked you first, and you

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injured that person, it's really, he's very bad, he's up at that very bad state, you could get

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and travel with authorities because, well you knew karate, you know karate, a lot of

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person didn't, so that's disadvantage, you could get into travel, the first thing, the

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one of my, since I said, the best thing you can do is just, and also depending of the situation,

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the best thing you can do is just inevitably take that person, if that's a word, yeah like,

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let me, sorry, let me cherish, so I can confirm, and then yeah you, you just run,

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oh well there's a translation, I'm not sure if that's the correct word,

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whether it's like this qualified, or let me write some another thing,

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yeah like, no, that, that, that, that's the thing, that person, yeah, you disabled that person,

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you just punch him or you, you make him, sorry, there's an airport for that,

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you like, yeah, like you take out his, his, his air, and then you run,

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um, okay, so moving on on the topic, something interesting about what karate,

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is that it doesn't matter your age or your gender or anything, you can always practice karate

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at every moment in your life, many of the sensations in Japan, the various sensations

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upon their oral, because well karate is a way so you age practicing karate, and it doesn't

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matter people, I've seen or people that is very karate, when they were young or not so young,

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they were all, it doesn't matter because karate adapts or you adapt karate to train the training

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to yourself, and as you improve in karate, you also improve your physical condition, so that's

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something great about karate, and that's another bonus you improve in your physical health,

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okay, okay, so another thing about karate, well, yeah, karate has influence from China,

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karate developed, was developed in the UQ kingdom, it was a kingdom, in the UQ islands from

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1429 to 1879, it was, yeah, and it has been developed, the modern karate by Kishim from Akashim,

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and he introduced it to all of the world, well, let's talk about the main bases of karate,

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karate has three main bases, there are Kata, that I mentioned before, Kion, and Kamete,

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well, Kata, I already defined it, in karate, in Chutagani style, there are other styles,

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I'll let you talk about that, in Chutagani styles there are about 19 Kitas, if I'm not wrong,

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of those I only know around half or a little bit more,

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well, in Kata, yeah, as I mentioned earlier, it's like a symbolic fight, and it's also similar,

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Kikihonkihon is also a series of movements, movements, but they are all in straight line,

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and they are mainly used to practice your position, your form, your dashes dashes are the

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positions of your legs, so there are different positions, some examples are synchetsuachik,

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Kukutsuachik, Kivalashi, and Kionic is for improving those areas, those positions, techniques,

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and it is also used when you're being evaluated by your sensei to continue

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abancing through the belts, and last, or it is Kamete, Kamete is like it's combat,

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I know that I said before that karate is not about, it's not focused mainly on self defense,

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or like that combat part, but it is also important to be a skillful that even because it's

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not the main focus of karate, but it's as I said before, it's a bonus, so it is important,

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in Kamete, there are two categories, yeah, so when you're starting learning karate,

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you just practice basic committee, basic combat, and you don't have like a physical contact,

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but you don't, yeah, the best way of singing is with the difference with free combat,

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so you can free combat your name implies, you're free to move and you're free to attack as you

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go ahead and defend as you want, in basic combat you, there are predefined structures,

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and there that's the committee you learn when you're beginning, in competences, in

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even in the Olympic games in Japan, that's when karate was first introduced to the Olympics,

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into Olympic games, in Katekas or practitioners of karate, competed in the two categories of Katekas,

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committee, because well as I said before, Khehon is more used to have all like you, so yeah,

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those are the three bases of karate, before moving on, I want to say or mention the Dojo Kuhn,

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Dojo Kuhn is the set of rules for when you're training, Dojo as I said before is the

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place where you train, well I'll be training between Japanese and English, so the first,

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they are five rules, so the first one is he does Jinkan Kukansen in the Dojo Kuton, that translates or

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yeah, that translates to a strike for completion of character or seek perfection of character

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Hitatsu Makatonomi Shiyoma Murukoto, be faithful, protected way of truth, be punctual,

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that's something very important, Hitatsu, Dojo Kuhn of Sationo Jashino Kuton,

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that's like each person most, and they were fostering the spirit of airport,

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Hitatsu Rayon Shiro Kuton, respect others, and finally Hitatsu Kekinaju in Mashimura Kuton,

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which translates from, which translates to refrain from violent behavior. As you may have noticed,

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every, each of these rules starts with Hitatsu, Hitatsu work, that translates to first,

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that means that every rules are at the same level, all of them are important,

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okay, and well, the Dojo Kuhn reflects the values of karate, reflects the values of karate,

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what I, yeah, some of the things I mentioned before, refraining behavior,

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striving to be better, having discipline, um, well, um, yes, I wanted to talk about the hierarchy

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of the belt, so the first belt is white belt, all of these belts have all of these

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color of the belt's have, that colors have meaning, and it is not casualty that the first

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belt or the first obvious, these setting Japanese is white, it's like the beginning being clean,

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of everything, it's starting a new path, um, then every belt has its meaning,

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then we have yellow belt, then we have orange belt, blue belt, green belt, purple belt,

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then we have a brown belt and black belt, and those last ones are important, and when you get to

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the black belt, you were saying, you're the master, yeah, like, you can be, you're like the master,

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you can have some others, and the, and brown belt, it's, um, when you're in brown belt, you're

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us in bite, and that's like, preparation from being the master of others, um, so when you get to the point

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that point, you must give a good example, you should also have trained others, because you

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part of, uh, carry out these also helping others and teaching them, so, um, when you get to brown belt,

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you must, uh, prepare to teach others and help others, um, I do remember if I mentioned it before

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part, I am purple belt, and now I think that didn't, so yeah, purple belt, uh, what my belt

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or obvious, means, uh, or emphasizes in is, uh, common control in yourself, and that's also something,

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related to what I said for, um, karate's about search and peace, and having, uh, like,

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out of control, yeah, I think that's a word over yourself, out of control, yeah, um, well,

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other words, karate, karate does the uniform, you use when practicing, uh, well, something

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really important, uh, is that when you get to brown belt, there are three different

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brown belts, and they are all, uh, they use, you, you, differentiate them with a term, you

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called dash, it, then, sorry, so there is, first, then, third, then of brown belt, and in black

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belt, there are 10, 10, so well, it's a whole life, uh, I might say, Mason says, like, uh,

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third, or four, done, and it's a whole life, it's, um, pat, there are many things to learn,

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uh, something Mason says, yes, it's that, uh, black belt, he's just that beginning of the,

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it's kind of that beginning, um, so yeah, there is a lot of work to learn. I think

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only hopefully, or three, next year, to brown belt, and maybe, since now, four years,

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four years since now, I'll be black belt, yeah, so, oh my, I want to practice all my life,

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karate, um, well, something that I just remember is that karate, one of the episodes,

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of kishin funa koshizu, is that the beauty of karate, uh, comes from practicing it every

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moment of your life, uh, that's where the beauty of karate comes from, uh, well, let's look

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about styles, term, different styles, depending on the sensei, uh, the style that was developed

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by kishin funa koshizu, shatterkana style, it is called, as that, because, uh, shatter was the

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nickname of kishin funa koshizu, and kani is like a house, so, or do you, so people say, well,

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let's go to, to shatterkana, to the house of shatter, and there are other styles, I don't know

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their name, but there are, they differ mainly on the katas, perform, um, mainly on that, and maybe

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some of the techniques used for the katas, uh, another thing interesting about karate,

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is that there is Okinawa karate and Japanese karate, um, they differ mainly on the dashes,

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in the, if I'm not wrong, in Okinawa karate, the dashes are the positions of the legs,

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her, uh, little, or more little, uh, because they focus more, like, being, uh, that's called, sorry,

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yeah, like, uh, practically, I think that's the word, you know, like being practical,

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when performing the techniques, uh, something to, to, to, to mention, uh, yeah, to mention about karate,

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that, uh, karate also focuses on being, um, like the beauty of performing the techniques.

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So, there are many techniques or ways of moving, uh, your body that doesn't matter how you

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perform there, because, um, they're not part of, um, the attack or the defense itself, but, um,

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with Kalman, yeah, with, uh, having control over yourself, uh, from being, you know,

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you can't perform there, they mean a beautiful way, so that's also beautiful about a katas,

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and well, it's about, uh, someone's a katasin, you should have been a style, uh, there are,

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yeah, as I said before, 19 katas, different years, three of them you learn when you

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begin practicing karate, are they kakushuan, they kakunian, they kakushan then,

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they kakun means Martin's first cause, and he's also my sensei before, said, uh, the last cause,

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since he's from Japan, or world sensei's with the high that, with tender, uh, of black belt,

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a practice, they kakushuan, it's like your first one, last cause, then there are five hand,

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hand, hand, hand, hand, hand, hand, hand, and you may have noticed that at the end of the,

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names of the katas, there, there, there is the word, there are the words, a shosh,

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hand, hand, and well, those are how, that's how you count him, Japan, in Japanese, sorry,

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so the first number is each, then you have knee, knee, knee, ankle,

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local hishii has to cut you, um, so yeah, there's last hand, hand, hand, there are,

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first, five hand, hand, hand, hand, hand, hand, hand, hand means, uh, minding, peace,

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and hands were derived from, uh, katakul, kankudai, kankudai is, uh, look at the sky, it's like

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kini at this, yeah, look at the sky, that's how it translates, um, I think I'm not sure,

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but yeah, those are short words for the large, the large meaning, look at the sky or

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hand, just the word for a minding peace, but I think it derived from, from other names, but that's

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the simplified version of saying them, uh, okay, so kankudai, it's look at the sky, I need to

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call like that because of the first, last movement you perform, the first moment, I, uh,

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posting it in the show not some videos of kankudai, kankudai, kai, and the hayans, and they keep you,

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the kakus, so you can see, see them, and kankudai, you start with your hands,

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in hands down, and they're from a triangle, and then you slowly move your hands upwards, until

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you see the sky through the triangle, then you separate your hands, and then you continue,

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you later see some of the videos, and there's another katakul bazaedai, bazaedai is

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translates entering or penetrating the fortress, I just go like that because of that strong movement

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performer, they're beginning of the katakul, and, well, kankudai and bazaedai, they have like

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brothers, so there is kankusham bazaed show, they're like little brothers, I think, if I'm

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referring, you are in the black belt, I am in purple belt, and I learned kankudai in green belt,

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and hey, I'm going, I am now learning bazaedai, take a shot, and something before moving on with that

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take a shot, I said that kankudai, you arrive five hands, that what the reason for that is that

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kankudai is really, it's difficult, there are kankudai consists of 65 techniques, 65 movements,

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and if you don't control your breath and your energy, you'll end up without air and performing back,

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back, back, wrong, so it is difficult, and it was separated into five hands, I don't remember who,

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what's in say, separated them, post-led in the show notes, he's separated into those five hands,

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so people could learn him, they could learn them first, then they can't good eye, okay, so

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take a shot, there's take a shot, take a shot, take a shot, take a shot, take a shot, take a shot, take a shot,

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take a shot, take your shot, take a shot, take your shot, take a shot, take a shot, a shot, take a shot,

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take a shot, take a shot, take a shot, make a shot, take a shot, take a shot, and take a shot,

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and we're going to see what's happening with the video.

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There are other ones who are in the tutorial, but there are two brothers,

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I think I will learn it in Black Belt.

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Well, something that Gishim Funakush recommended for instance is to learn a cut-out per year.

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So you will learn it, perfection it, yeah, you will perfectionate it for a year.

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That's a lot of time I learned Kankudayan and he and Gauran only in a year.

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But yeah, I have a lot of things to improve in those cut-outs.

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In fact, in all of the cut-outs, you can always improve a lot of things.

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Well, what is important to perform a cut-out? Good way is a combination of factors.

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So when you are performing your cut-out, first you should always have a good breathing.

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You should go away, sir. Let me translate the word. Sorry.

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Yeah, like press your belly, you really burn, yeah, but in a way that you can still breathe.

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That is because you should, and that's not only in Kankudayan, also in Kankudai because if you

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receive a punch in your shoot-up part, there are three parts.

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Jalan, which is your head, shoot-up, which is your wrist, yeah, and again, which is your

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like your lower part, your belly bottom. You should always when practicing a press your belly bottom.

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So, if you receive a punch, it won't take you out of your breath. Also, it is important to

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practice moving your hips. When you attack with a punch at Suki, that's how it is called Suki.

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That's the basic face, that basic punch you can. Or the basic cut-out you can do.

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You should not only use the force of your arm, but also the force of your hips that

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like the energy comes from your center. You can try it, for example,

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your leaving your arms, your arms relaxed, your relaxed way. Moving your your hips,

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view your right way. You will see, I end with a strong way,

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a strong way. You will see how you can move your relaxed arms up to your head.

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So, you can see that the force that you can use with your hips, that's something

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very important in karate. Not only when attacking, but also when performing defense techniques.

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When you're attacking, you should put your hips looking to your third north or well, so

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yeah, north. But when you're defending, you are put it to the west or to the east, and that

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helps first because of the movement, the mechanic of the movement. Not also because if someone

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attacks you or with that, for example, with the Oceriet and I don't know the word.

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With Leck Cake, yeah, when you move your hip store, east or west, sorry,

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you have like protection, safe area, the guards you from Leck Cake, so any other cake,

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something another thinking for turning karate, or in, and also yeah, cationing committee,

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because well, the archetypes like assimilated combat, is the, are the, the, is the ability you must

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have with your legs. So, especially for example, in Cancadae, there are a lot of movements

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you even have to jump, so you have to have a good stability. Yeah, that's another thing,

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bring important. Something, well, now let's talk about things important in committee.

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In committee, it is really important to, to, um, shout, yeah, to shout. So, when you perform,

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when you, in, even in, in a basic committee or in pre, committee, combat, in free, combat,

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or in basic combat, you have to shout, um, you, there are different types of ways of shouting.

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Yeah, shouting is, sorry. Yeah, shouting, um, you say something like,

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you shout that word. I don't, I think that word has a meaning, but that point is, like,

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like, when you shout, you have, you concentrate all the different strength, and it is important

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in committee, something you see if you don't shout, the judges can notify your, you're at point.

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Another thinking for that, he's the, being quick, like, like a cat, for example.

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There's an analogy that might say, taught me, uh, if, um, if a rock falls, uh, to, to towards you, yeah,

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normal people would move their, um, arms to the head, trying to protect it, but, well, the rock

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will steal, um, break it, or yeah, keep them, and even kill them. Um, you would think that,

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maybe a particular would use a technique, like, uh, I have, okay, a letter, let you see,

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with an image, what, I have case, you decide events, uh, you would think that a

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particular would use, like, kind of defense with the arm to protect it from the rock, but,

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anyway, you will break your arm and die. So the best thing you can do is to, and the most, uh,

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intelligent thing that you can do is just move to one side, that's, uh, easiest thing to do.

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Um, people don't tend, I'm even critical, I don't tend to think on their legs, because, well,

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we, we have, like, um, the arms more close to that head to that, brain, our brains, that,

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done, our legs, sorry. So you don't think a lot about using your legs or moving with your legs,

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and that's something you should do in committee, you should first think in the legs,

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in, uh, moving, uh, towards the opponent or, or backwards, um, and something, uh,

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very interesting, there's a movie, sorry, oh, I don't, I just, I'm just checking the name.

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Yeah, there's a movie with Tom Cruise called the last samurai, uh, it is from 2000, yeah 2003.

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Um, yeah, there's a great scene. I'll try to find it in YouTube and post that in the show notes,

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so you can see it. There's as anything when Tom Cruise, uh, he's, uh, practicing with a wooden, wooden sword,

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and he's like losing the combat, losing the simulation. So there's a samurai that says,

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says to him that he's, uh, having a lot of mind, uh, mind, uh, opponents, mind, short,

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mind, opponent, no mind, uh, samurai said. Um, so that's something important in committee,

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you don't, there's, you, you enter like in a state where you, you don't think, yeah, something like that.

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You're emptying, and it's like, uh, through instinct that you defame and you attack,

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you don't think, you'll be opponent, you don't think, on your feasts, you don't think, on people, watching,

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you, nothing, that it's, it's an interesting, it's paint of, of mind, uh, it's like relaxing,

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uh, uh, a combat, it's like, uh, a dance, you must be relaxed. There are some times where,

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you have to, uh, uh, uh, of searching, uh, precept from kissing for Nakoshi, the mentions, that,

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something, something similar to what I am saying. Um, yeah, so you, there are moments where you are,

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like, a dance, some moments where you are relaxed, um, I'm searching it, sorry.

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Yeah, it says something like, um, the main point of committee is, uh,

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interchange, like, uh, balancing between, um, relax, positions relaxed, uh, yeah, we like

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moments, uh, moments where you have to put all your resources, all your energy, that's something

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very important. Well, uh, I, I, I, I say of these things about committee, but I have never, uh,

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being, well, uh, free committee in a free combat. These moments will be my first, uh,

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competition with, uh, free combat, and I've been practicing, but, well, it's very different from

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when you practice from when you, uh, uh, yeah, compete with a, uh, a person with, uh,

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and now, where you can, uh, or where you can attack him and he may attack you and even, um,

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injury hit you. So, yeah, uh, I think I hope I am prepared. And yeah, I think it's more of relaxing

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yourself. I think everyone has feared by it, but if you demonstrate it, you lose. Um, yeah, I hope

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I'll perform well. Um, what else can I say? Uh, something interesting that you can, um,

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learn to differentiate some, uh, defense techniques and some attack techniques is that, uh,

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defense techniques tend to, uh, end with, uh, okay, war. So, there is, I, okay, that I mentioned it before.

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So, to, okay, we should get you to, okay, um, uh, defense techniques tend to end with, uh,

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pushy board. So, there's MP, you should that, uh, kick with, uh, be the elbow,

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MP means elbow, uh, there's also, uh, that it's suki, which is like, um, like, uh, kick, we, uh,

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yeah, like, you were that's a hammer. Yeah, um, that's a way you know, how can you differentiate

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techniques? Um, well, um, yeah, that's the main things I wanted to say about karate.

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There's another, um, phrase from kishin from the kashi that says, from of the universe,

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emptiness and emptiness is from itself. It is something that you must seek, seek when practicing

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karate like being empty. Think, uh, when you're doing things in an in general, you overthink

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a lot, you think a lot, and you, it is better when you don't think, then you just do the things.

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My sensei had a seminary last year, uh, in which he practiced with, uh, Japanese sensei,

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and that practice, uh, he was performing, he was, uh, performing a lot of katas, and he ended,

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and he started over, and many times, and your mind, as, uh, you, he was thinking, uh, he was very tired,

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but everything is in the mind, pain is in the mind, so, you have the ability to continue.

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There's also something that, um, reflects, that it is reflected from, from the deliocune,

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fostering the spirit of effort, so, even if you're tired, uh, focusing, um, and they're

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never in fostering. Yeah, um, well, um, um, um, yeah, those are the main things I wanted to talk

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about karate, um, I want to encourage you to, to enter this, and to start walking through this path,

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this beautiful way, it doesn't matter, you rage, you can always start practicing karate, just

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takes discipline, and effort, but you later begin to laugh karate, um, well, uh, to end this episode,

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I want to thank, uh, Klattu for, for, um, DX, so, uh, for the episode about, um, how to make friends,

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I use the, um, trick, or the, yeah, the trick, or the type of complimenting, yeah, even a compliment,

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last week I went out with the girl and I gave her a compliment, uh, on his, um, on his quotes,

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and yeah, that was a good tip to, to break the ice, um, also to keep, uh, it gave another

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topic to talk about, so it was, uh, cool, so thank you Klattu for that, um, yeah, well, I hope, um,

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you have enjoyed this episode, uh, I'll be recording some other episodes, so I'm so, um,

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my thought beats some comparison, stop beats, or if you want to hear more about karate, just

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let me know in the comments, um, well, thank you very much.

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